Disconnected phone from laptop, then reconnected: connection still looks stable, still able to transfer (larger) file from phone to laptop (signal strength still reported as "none"). No idea what could have caused the problem or why it's suddenly fixed. Could it somehow be related to the fact that the clock is now reasonably synched? I know that an out-of-synch clock can prevent SSL cert validation. Is there a comparable validation built in the BT protocol?

Dear @luksus - are you planning to release the Ubuntu Touch 24.04, please? Thank you and I wish you All the Best.

Dank @Sander! Radio NL en Radio BE zojuist geinstalleerd. Als je van klassieke muziek houdt is het Belgische Klara een aanrader.

as noted in latest Q&A, in 26.04 alternate browsers running in XWayland are now displayed as any other app in the launcher, no more 'X' icon.

@Keneda said: plignus plinius

@fischer.poco Yes that is right. You install 10.5.7 with MSM Download Tool, this means that the entire OS is replaced and all data deleted. And then install UT.

@nbdynl Thank you again for your replies. You are right, the app actually works great.

It did NOT break my GPS in fact I'll give you a rundown of what I did to get to my original conclusion. Installed Navius having used my GPS with other apps (like PureMaps) before. Saw Navius not getting a GPS signal even though I was outside for a while (15 to 20 minutes). Saw PureMaps not getting a GPS signal even though I was outside for almost 40 minutes. Then I panicked (since I really need GPS on my daily) and searched for information on how to fix the issue, then I found out about the test_gps command and saw it showed the above message. I tried changing locations, rebooting, taking the battery out, changing update channels and I was seriously considering having to re-flash my phone but I saw a post about someone saying that the test_gps command is unreliable and can miss-report GPS functionality. In the end I moved to a more populated area with better satellite signal (apparently) and I got my GPS working again after a bit of waiting, even though the above command said otherwise (and it still gives me the same output). I feel like I ow the developer an apology . I wish I could edit my original reply. I'll be giving the app a good shot now and share my feedback! But really what is wrong with the test_gps command? Any idea why it works for some people and not in this particular case?

New Release: Download here: https://git.brennoflavio.com.br/brennoflavio/greenline/releases Github mirror: https://github.com/brennoflavio/greenline/releases You now can translate Greenline for your language, go to UBports translation project and feel free to contribute https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/ubports/greenline/ Many thanks for UBports admins to make this happen. Changelog: Animated stickers now renders correctly Fixed a bug where the name and photo in the notification was not shown correctly Now you can start new chats. Either by inputting a phone number or importing a contact into the app Translation support Progress towards beta: https://git.brennoflavio.com.br/brennoflavio/greenline/milestone/1

@MrT10001 bro you unbrick it with mtkclient

I found a procedure online, restarting snapd, removing locks. That didn't work. Rebooted. Didn't fix it. Manually removed snap in home. Rebooed. Nope. I managed to install again and then remove it. That fixed it.

@Persinto since you want to use it as android phone, then any

@Moem Looks promising, It could be just what I need. Thank you!

@KoJans said: That worked in a few minutes outside. Glad to hear it!

Thanks for the hint. Yes, both work correctly. The physical volume buttons change the playback volume. The system volume slider (volume indicator) also changes the playback volume. Only QMediaPlayer::setVolume() has no audible effect, although the property itself changes correctly. So it looks like the backend ignores the player's volume while still using the system media volume.